Advanced Design System 2011 September 2011 Vendor Component Libraries - S-Parameter Transistor Library

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8 S-Parameter Transistor Library The S-Parameter Transistor Library is included with all Advanced Design System simulators The library consists of S-Parameter data files representing 4,618 devices from 14 manufacturers Many of these files represent the same device, measured under differing DC operating biases All contain 50 ohm S-parameters Some contain noise parameters The models were extracted from data provided by these manufacturers Note The library itself is a set of binary files, S-Parameter_Librarylibrary, under $HPEESOF_DIR/ComponentLibs/models The S-parameter transistor library groups available for selection from the Schematic windows are: Agilent Technologies S-Parameters Alpha Industries S-Parameters Fujitsu S-Parameters Harris S-Parameters Litton S-Parameters Microwave Technology S-Parameters Mitsubishi S-Parameters Motorola S-Parameters NEC S-Parameters Philips S-Parameters Raytheon S-Parameters Siemens S-Parameters Sony S-Parameters Toshiba S-Parameters Schematic Design This section describes the schematic design of the S-Parameter Transistor Library components and specifies the simulation models that are incorporated in the design 1-Port Models 1-Port S-Parameter Data Component Example shows how a 1-port S-parameter data component appears when placed in the Schematic design window The schematic symbol is derived from standard artwork in the $HPEESOF_DIR/ComponentLibs/symbols directory The 1-port S-parameters are represented by the appropriate schematic symbol, such as the DIODE shown in the example The annotation consists of the component name and the default component ID prefix (in this case, SNP), and the bias condition No component parameters are associated with the schematic component 7

9 1-Port S-Parameter Data Component Example The S-parameter data 1-port library components are suitable for placement in any Advanced Design System schematic 2-Port Models 2-Port S-Parameter Data Component Example shows how a 2-port S-parameter data component appears when placed in the Schematic design window The schematic symbol is derived from standard artwork in the $HPEESOF_DIR/ComponentLibs/symbols directory The 2-port S-parameters are represented by the NPN, PNP, FET, MOSFET and other standard symbols, as appropriate to the particular device associated with the data file The annotation consists of the component name and the default component ID prefix (in this case, SNP), and the bias condition No component parameters are associated with the schematic component 2-Port S-Parameter Data Component Example The S-parameter data 2-port library components are suitable for placement in any Advanced Design System schematic 8

10 Frequency Ranges You can now view frequency ranges as a component parameter The images below display this capability in a component and in the Edit Component Parameters Agilent Technologies S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 740 components installed in the library group originate from the Agilent Technologies S-parameter Performance and Transistor Library V411 data disk The data files associated 9

11 with the components contain linear 2-port or 1-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_hpa<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Alpha Industries S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 134 components installed in the library group are supplied to EEsof by the vendor The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port or 1-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_aii<part_number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Fujitsu S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 66 components installed in the library group originate from the Fujitsu Microwave Semiconductor Device Library data disk dated May 1992 The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_fuj <part_number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Harris S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 12 components installed in the library group are supplied by the vendor The data 10

12 files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_hm<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Litton S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 12 components installed in the library group are supplied by the vendor The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_lit<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Microwave Technology S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 27 components installed in the library group originate from the Microwave Technology GaAs Fet S-parameter and Hybrid Gain Module Library V16 data disk The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_mwt<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Mitsubishi S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 22 components installed in the library group are supplied by the vendor The data 11

13 files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_mit<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Motorola S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 626 components files installed in the library group originate from the Motorola Scattering Parameter Library Version 20 DK105/D Rev1 data disk The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_mot<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list NEC S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 651 components installed in the library group originate from the CEL Design Parameter Library of NEC Microwave Semiconductor Devices V70 data disk The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_nec<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Philips S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design 12

14 The 569 components installed in the library group originate from the Philips Noise and S- parameter Library (V10) data disk The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_phl<part number><index> <extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Raytheon S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 18 components installed in the library group are supplied by the vendor The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_ray<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Siemens S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 1645 components installed in the library group originate from the Siemens RF Device transistor library V20 data disk The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port or 1-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_sms<part number> <index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Sony S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design 13

15 The 5 components installed in the library group are supplied by the vendor The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_sny<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list Toshiba S-Parameters For modeling specifications, see Schematic Design The 17 components installed in the library group are supplied by the vendor The data files associated with the components contain linear 2-port S-parameter data and, when provided by the vendor, 2-port noise parameters The naming convention for the components is sp_tsb<part number><index><extraction date>_ when multiple operating bias conditions for the part have been supplied by the vendor of the dialog box when this library group is selected from the library list 14